Notes On Shakespeares Plays
Notes On Shakespeares Plays
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Are you furnished ? Have you your ointments ?
Stad. All.
Hec. Prepare to fight, then ; I'll overtake you swiftly.
Stad. Hi«, then, Heccat, we shall be up betimes.
Hec. I'll reach you quickly.
[They ascend.
iiig til' Enter Firestone. Fire. They are all going a-birdin^ to-night. 'They talk of fowls i air that fly by daj^ ; I'm sure there'll be a company of fowl sluts there to- night, if we have notmortality afear'd. I'll be hanged ! for they are able to putrify it to infect a whole region. She sp...ies me now.
Hec. What, Firestone ? My own sweet son ?
Fire. A little sweeter than some of you. Or a dunghill were too good for me.
Hec. How much hast there ?
Fire. Nineteen, and all brave, plump ones, besides six I'zards, and three serpentine eggs.
Hec. Dear and sweet boy, what herbs hast thou ?
Fire. I have some mar- martin and mandragon.
Hec. Mar-marritten and mandra- gora, thou would'st say.
Fire. Here's pannex, too. I thank thee, mj' pan'akes, I am sore with kneeling down to cut 'em.
Hec. And Selago Hedge Hyssop, too ; how near he goes my cuttings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are you furnished ? Have you your ointments ?
Stad. All.
Hec. Prepare to fight, then ; I'll overtake you swiftly.
Stad. Hi«, then, Heccat, we shall be up betimes.
Hec. I'll reach you quickly.
[They ascend.
iiig til' Enter Firestone. Fire. They are all going a-birdin^ to-night. 'They talk of fowls i air that fly by daj^ ; I'm sure there'll be a company of fowl sluts there to- night, if we have notmortality afear'd. I'll be hanged ! for they are able to putrify it to infect a whole region. She sp...ies me now.
Hec. What, Firestone ? My own sweet son ?
Fire. A little sweeter than some of you. Or a dunghill were too good for me.
Hec. How much hast there ?
Fire. Nineteen, and all brave, plump ones, besides six I'zards, and three serpentine eggs.
Hec. Dear and sweet boy, what herbs hast thou ?
Fire. I have some mar- martin and mandragon.
Hec. Mar-marritten and mandra- gora, thou would'st say.
Fire. Here's pannex, too. I thank thee, mj' pan'akes, I am sore with kneeling down to cut 'em.
Hec. And Selago Hedge Hyssop, too ; how near he goes my cuttings.
What to read after Notes On Shakespeares Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry J Potts to read onlineMoreLess
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